Countdown to Cleanest City
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The winners of the poster contest are (from left) Steven Etienne (honorable mention), Marjorie Fontenette (honorable mention), DreEmme James (2nd place), Katelynn Street (honorable mention), Torien Benjamin (honorable mention), and Tyesha Glover (1st place). In back are Mayor Thomas Nelson, the city's Glenda Kately, and the Garden Club's Lynn Bonin. Not shown: Viniciah St. Julien (3rd place).
The winners of the poster contest are (from left) Steven Etienne (honorable mention), Marjorie Fontenette (honorable mention), DreEmme James (2nd place), Katelynn Street (honorable mention), Torien Benjamin (honorable mention), and Tyesha Glover (1st place). In back are Mayor Thomas Nelson, the city's Glenda Kately, and the Garden Club's Lynn Bonin. Not shown: Viniciah St. Julien (3rd place).
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The winners of the poster contest are (from left) Steven Etienne (honorable mention), Marjorie Fontenette (honorable mention), DreEmme James (2nd place), Katelynn Street (honorable mention), Torien Benjamin (honorable mention), and Tyesha Glover (1st place). In back are Mayor Thomas Nelson, the city's Glenda Kately, and the Garden Club's Lynn Bonin. Not shown: Viniciah St. Julien (3rd place).
The winners of the poster contest are (from left) Steven Etienne (honorable mention), Marjorie Fontenette (honorable mention), DreEmme James (2nd place), Katelynn Street (honorable mention), Torien Benjamin (honorable mention), and Tyesha Glover (1st place). In back are Mayor Thomas Nelson, the city's Glenda Kately, and the Garden Club's Lynn Bonin. Not shown: Viniciah St. Julien (3rd place).
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The winners of the poster contest are (from left) Steven Etienne (honorable mention), Marjorie Fontenette (honorable mention), DreEmme James (2nd place), Katelynn Street (honorable mention), Torien Benjamin (honorable mention), and Tyesha Glover (1st place). In back are Mayor Thomas Nelson, the city's Glenda Kately, and the Garden Club's Lynn Bonin. Not shown: Viniciah St. Julien (3rd place).
The winners of the poster contest are (from left) Steven Etienne (honorable mention), Marjorie Fontenette (honorable mention), DreEmme James (2nd place), Katelynn Street (honorable mention), Torien Benjamin (honorable mention), and Tyesha Glover (1st place). In back are Mayor Thomas Nelson, the city's Glenda Kately, and the Garden Club's Lynn Bonin. Not shown: Viniciah St. Julien (3rd place).
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"If you want to be a team, come on, pick up and clean!" That's the slogan, authored by student Candice Williams, that sets the tone for St. Martinville's 2008 effort at the Cleanest City title for cities in its population category.

Judges will be in Wednesday, April 9.

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